Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

The IQ MEE MA OLD TIMER' EDITOR JO HAWKINS BUSINESS MANAGER BARBARA CLARK PHOTOGRAPHY BY LOGAN-MARKHAM REPRODUCTION BY MASTER ENGRAVERS SANDY UNION HIGH SCHOOL SANDY, OREGON DEDICATION To Mrs. Benita Averill, we dedicate this issue of the Mee Ma with our deepest gratitude for her many years of service in Sandy High. We shall always re- member the part she played in pre- paring us for the lives we shall lead in later years. To her the class of '53 says Thanks . SCHOOL BOARD Mr. V. Dell Butler Chairman Bull Run Mr. Brenton Vedder Clerk Sandy Mrs. Elsie Creighton Vice-Chairman Welches Mr. Walter Markham Boring Mr. Marvin Light Cottrell Not pictured: Mr. Glenn Schaeffer Boring Principal To the seniors of 1953: The student body this year has exhibited a high level of school citizenship. I feel this is largely due to the fine example you have set for the rest of the students. My best wishes go with you in all your future endeavors. Charles D. Croston FACULTY MISS KAY FORTNER Libarary MR. HAROLD BABCOCK Agriculture Journalism Speech English MR. ELGIN BURNS Music MISS JOAN CLAPPER English MISS NAIDA FUQUA Mathematics MRS. EDITH JEMTEGAARD English French MR. POP RANNOW Latin Health P.E. Sports Mrt. RAYMOND BEFUS Biology English MISS VERLAINE WALKER Homemaking MR. BOB WOODWARD Social Studies Sports MRS. SYLVIA CAPELL Business ASB Books MRS. MELVIN WETZEL Business MR. CHARLES FRASIER Shop Mechnical Drawing MR. GEORGE POTTER Health P.E. Sports MRS. BONITA BAYLEY Health P.E. MRS. BENITA AVERILL Social STDDIES MR. VICTOR NEAL Sports Science Geometry . m %� m IP STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Tony Carlson President Gary Gaulke Secretary Marlene Motejl Vice-President Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL The student council, advised by Mr. Henry Pete, super- vises the expenditure of student body money. They have a noon meeting every Wednesday. The group is led by the student body officers, Tony Carlson, Marlene Motejl, Gary Gaulke and Shirley Win- binger. The other members are class representatives, chosen from each physical education class. Planning of the activity and assembly schedules is done by this group, also. They hear disputes between dif- ferent clubs, consider any matter of interest to students which is brought up by any of the representatives, and plan and conduct eighth grade day. The council is a member of the State Association of Student Councils and the National Association of Student Councils. They take part in two regional conferences each year. Seated: G. Skala, L. Nilsen, C. Uglestad, G. Winfrey, L. Buswell, B. Winfrey, R. Sidebottom, J. Sheerman, B. Colt Standing: C. Comer, A. Hudelson, S. Winbinger, G. Gaulke, M. Motejl, C. Sander, J. Limbaugh, Mr. H. Pete 90 CLASS HISTORY Filled with ambition and enthusiasm, we humbly entered the halls of Sandy Union High School in the fall of 1949 as freshmenk Mrs. Dona Holmes was selected to advise our class of one hundred and thirty-three. Her assistants were president, Monte Schnepp, vice president, Maridine Crone, secretary, Sally Stroup and treasurer, Ed Hopp. That year we staged our class picnic at Blue Lake Park. The year 1950 found us full-fledged sophomores under the leadership of president, Gordie Nilsen, vice president, Marilyn Markham, secretary, Pat Carlson and treasurer, Shirley Winbinger. Mrs. Pat Paluck was our advisor. Our main social event was the Sophomore Dance. Our class picnic was held at Jantzen Beach Park. Grown up considerably and confident that we ruled the world, we entered the upper halls as upper-classmen. Our leaders were president, Tony Carlson, vice president, Jack Anderson, secretary, Barbara Clark and treasurer, Maridine Crone. Under the guidance of Pop Rannow we held many successful social events. The junior class play Night of January 16, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Teters, was a smash production. On May 5, we held our Junior-Senior Prom which will be long remembered by those who attended. The theme was Springtime in Paris? We again held our class picnic at Blue Lake Park. At last the big year. High and mighty seniors! (We tried to tell Mr. Croston.) We chose to lead us through our last and most eventful year at Sandy, president, Wallie Telford; Vice president, Maureen O'Brien; secretary, Pat Carlson, and treasurer Kay Me Laughlin. Again under the expert guidance of Pop Rannow we held our Alumni Dance November 24. The senior class play Spooks? directed by Miss Joann Clapper was held December 5,6. On May 23, 1953, we will reach our destination and we will leave the halls of Sandy High to find our place in the world. 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A.A. 2,3,4 J.C.C. 3,4 Class Treas. 3 Class Play 3 ASAVAN CLINGENPEEL Sandy Grade Football 1,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 3,4 Orient Grade Band 1,2,3,A Girls League 1,2 F. H. A. 1,3,4 Red Cross 1,2 Choir 2,4 Pep Club 3 F. T. A. 4 Library 4 EARL DIBBLE Sandy Grade Choir 2,4 Band 2 Library 4 LOTUS DARNELL Bull Run Grade G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Girls League 1,2 Representative 2 Choir 1,2,4 Honor Society 2 Majorette 2 Class play 3 Yell leader 3 Tumbling 1 VALOY DECK Sandy Grade F.H.A. 1,2 Girls League 1,2 Choir 2,3,4 Librarian 2 Honor Society 2 Skating Club 2 UNESCO 3 Mee Ma Staff 4 TOM GREGSON Boring Grade 3aseball 1,2 Basketball 2,3 Football 2,3 Track 4 BARBARA GANNON Sandy Grade Choir 1,2,3 Treas. 3 Red Cross 1,2,3 Treas. 3 Tumbling 1,2,3 F. H.A. 1,2 Library 1,2,4 G. A.A. 2,3,4 J.C.C. 4 F.T.A. 4 SHERRY HALE Boring Grade Girls League 1,2 Y.F.C. 3,4 Pres. 3 Sec.-Treas. 4 Office Staff Mee Ma Staff 4 SKIP HOAR Orient Grade Wrestling 2 Choir 3,4 Librarian 3 Pres. 4 Pioneer Press Class Play 3,4 MELVA HILL Boring Grade G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Office Staff 3,4 Girls League 1,2 Choir 1,3 Band 1 Tumbling 1 Honor Society 2 Library 2 Y.F.C. 4 Pres. 4 Pep Club 3 Mee Ma Staff 4 J.C.C. 3,4 Class Yell Leader 4 ANDREW JACKSON Orient Grade Wrestling 1 Football 2,3 Choir 4 BETTY HURST Sandy Grade Girls League 1,2 Library 1,2 J.C.C. 3 holr 3,4 Pep Club 3,4 Sec. 4 Class Play 3 UNESCO 3 Pioneer Press Staff 4 Business Manager 4 KARL HARTMANN Trans. Vashon High F.F.A. 2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 Class Play 3,4 Football 2,4 Basketball Mgr. 4 JO HAWKINS Trans. 3, Gresham Pioneer Press Staff 3,4 Editor 4 Pep Club 3,4 Sec. 3 Rally Squad 4 Mee Ma Staff 3,4 Editor 4 UNECSO 3 Reporter 3 Y.F.C. 4 Class Play 3 Student Director EDWARD HOPP Boring Grade A.S.B. Vice-Pres. 3 Class Treas. 1 Football 1,2,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3 Crimson S 3,4 Pres. 4 J.C.C. 3,4 Track 4 Mee Ma Staff 4 ANNE HUDELSON Orient Grade F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Historian 2,3 Choir 1,3 Class Play 3,4 Pioneer Press Staff 4 UNESCO 3 J.C.C. 3,4 Treas. 4 Mee Ma Staff 4 F. T.A. 4 Librarian 4 Pep Club 3 G. A.A. 4 Student Council 4 DON KOCH Trans. 2, Moro High Trans. 4, Newport High Basketball 2,4 Football 4 Baseball 2,4 Choir 4 Mee Ma Staff 4 BARBARA KING Trans. 1, Gresham Girls League 1,2 Skating Club 2 UNESCO 3 Pep Club 3 Choir 3,4 Pioneer Press Staff 4 Feature Editor 4 F.T.A. 4 Library 4 JIM LIMBAUGH Sandy Grade Football 1,2,3,E Baseball 1,2 Crimson S 2,3, , Class Play 3,4 J • C • C. 4 Student Council 4 Pioneer Press Staff 4 GEORGE LEACHMAN Welches Grade Band 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 2 Track 3 WANDA LF.E F. F.A. 1 G. A.A. 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Choir 1,3,4 Treas. 3 Girls League 1,2 Skating Club 2 Mee Ma Staff 3,4 Class Play 3 UNESCO 3 BEVERLY LINTCN Trans. 3, Gresham Choir 3,4 WALLACE MAXWELL Trans. 3, Bend High Wrestling 3,4 Library 4 VIOLET McCORMICK Sandy Grade F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Bible Club 1,2,3 Pep Club 3,4 Girls League 1,2 J.C.C. 3,4 UNESCO 3 JOHN MALONE Creston Grade Football 2,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 2 Track 4 MARILYN MARKHAM Boring Grade A.S.3. Sec. 2 G.A.A. 1,2,3 Sec. 3 Girls League 1,2 Representative 1 Choir 1 Sec. 1 Class Vice Pres. 2 Honor Society 2 Skating Club 2 Band 2,3 Sec. 2 F.H.A. 3,4 Vice Pres. 4 Office Staff 3 Pep Club 3 F.T.A. 4 Vice Pres. 4 Salutatorian 4 Class Yell Leader 4 VAUGHN MCMANUS Cottrell Grade Track 1 J.C.C. 3,4 A.S.B. 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H.A. 1,2 G. A.A. 1 Skating Club 2 Choir 3 Pep Club 3,4 UNESCO 3 F.T.A. 4 Office Staff 4 GARY SEIBERT Sandy Grade Baseball 1 Wrestling Mgr, 2 F.F.A. 2 RALPH STILES Trans. 4, Portland Acad. Wrestling 4 LOIS SHERMAN Trans. 3, Gresham G.A.A. 3,4 Choir 3,4 Tumbling 3 Pep Club 4 F.T.A. 4 J. C. C • 4 Operetta 4 SALLY STROUP Sandy Grade F. H.A. 1 Class Sec. 1 Choir 1,3 Girls League 1,2 G. A.A, 2,3,4 Treas. 3 J.C.C. 3,4 Mee Ma Staff 3,4 F.T.A. 4 Pep Club 4 Class Play 3 Student Director INGEMAR STROMBERG Bull Run Grade Football 1,3,4 Track 1 'Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Crimson S 2,3,4 Vice Pres. 4 Class Play 3,4 WALLIE TELFORD Boring Grade Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football 2,3,4 J.C.C. 3,4 Class Pres. 4 Class Play 3 Mee Ma Staff 4 MARJORIE SUCKOW Lutheran Grade Choir 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Pep Club 3,4 UNESCO 3 GLADYS UPDEGRAVE Sandy Grade Girls League 1,2 Library 2,3 Skating Club 2 UNESCO 3 RITA UPDEGRAVE Dover Grade Girls Leap-ue 1,2 Honor Society 2 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Reporter 3,4 Skating Club 2 Vice Pres. 2 Mee Ma Staff 3,4 Pioneer Press Staff News Editor 4 WALT VON BERGEN Sandy Grade Band 1,2,3 Agriculture 1,2 Sec. 2 t LEONARD WAUGH Orient Grade Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Crimson S 3,4 Choir 4 WILLA WAUGH Orient Grade Girls League 1,2 Honor Society 2 Skating Club 2 F.H.A. 3,4 Trees. 4 Mee Ma Staff 3,4 Pep Club 3 SHIRLEY WIN3INGER Cottrell Grade A.S.B. Treas. 4 F. H.A. 1,2,3 Class Treas. 2 Pep Club 3,4 J.C.C. 3,4 Sec. 4 G. A.A. 3,4 Rally Squad 4 P.T.A. 4 Mee Ma staff 4 Basketball Queen Prom Princess 3 Choir 1 Girls League 1,2 Honor Society 2 Skating Club 2 Pres. 2 Office Staff 2 Class Play 3 Valedictorian 4 HARVEY WRIGHT Sandy Grade F.F.A. 1,2 Band 2,3,4 Pres. 4 Wrestling 3,4 1953 CLASS PROPHECY On one cold foggy night in the year 1963, as the Bartley jet, named after the world's most famous jet pilot, John Bartley, landed at the airport in Sandy, Oregon, I, Shirley Winbinger, just back from Egypt, said good- bye to the two airplane hostesses, Beverly Linton and Barbara Banks, and walked into a town of mystery and adventure. As I walked out into the platform, two policemen, Lloyd Bridgmon and Karl Hartmann, were having a big argument in the center of a crowd of people. Making my way toward the crowd, I bumped into Lois Sherman. She told me that she was there gathering information on the big mystery for David Myers story for the Sandy Tribune. Before I could ask her what the mystery was, I became conscious of two tall men looking around the platform with magnify- ing glasses. After asking Lois who they were, I found them to be two of the world's most famous scientific detectives, John Malone and Gordon Nilsen. Their valuable assistants, who were also looking around for clues, were Jo Anne Chilton, Ingemar Stromberg, and Marjorie Suckow. Looking once more about the platform, I picked up my suitcase and started for the Blue Manor Hotel, owned by Joyce Bartlemay. Although the night was foggy, I could see a big, red, flashing arrow pointing toward a large brick building. As I walked up to the arrow, I could barely read the words under it. I believe it read something like this: If you think your time is near, come to see your FRIENDLY undertaker, Tony Carlson. See the special embalming services performed by Skip Hoar, and the exquisite style of our lady beautician, Willa Waugh. Only one complication—you MUST have your death certificate signed by our secretary, Violet McCormick, before you enter our door. After reading that advertisement and remembering the commotion at the airport, I walked down the street more cautiously than ever. As I neared the main part of town, several neon show bills caught my eye. I was surprised to learn that several of my school mates were reaching stardom. Some of the bills read: LIFE OF MARILYN MONROE , starring Bobbie Mount and Edward Hopp, Academy Award Winner of 1963. Next Friday, the 13th, the Sandy Theater Presents the Three World Distinguished GLOBE TROTTERS , Melva Hill, Shirley Meyer, and Marjorie Cooper. ZIGFIELD FOLLIES OF 1963 presents-- The Singing Tap Dancers , Pat Downey and Sheila Jones, singing We've Got Our Men. The Tumbling Tumblers, Barbara King, Betty Hurst, and Tom Gregson. While I was reading one of these show bills, I suddenly heard a terrifying noise behind me. I thought for sure that the police were chasing the gangster, but as the noise came closer, I found it to be only Tom Weisen and Wally Maxwell. It looked as if they were practicing for a midget car race. About a block from the hotel, I stopped at the Swedish Ballroom to have dinner. As I walked into the ballroom I met Maridine Crone. She told me that she was singing at the ballroom for a week before she went to Hollywood. She also told me that the Swedish Ballroom was owned by none other than Cleo Olson. While I was there, I had the opportunity to hear the famous Whispering Trio , consisting of Harvey Wright, Gene Evans, and Dale Ten Eyck, singing the new song, The Quiet Side of Life , written by Don Koch. After leaving the ballroom I finally arrived at the Blue Manor Hotel. Inside everyone seemed strangely quiet for some reason. After softly walking to the registration desk, I asked the manager, who to my surprise I found to be Sherry Hale, just why everyone was so still. She explained that Vaughn McManus, bookkeeper for the city council, was trying to find a |296.00 mistake in the books, and he wanted complete quietness. Well, I wasn’t going to be the one to interrupt him just then, so I decided to sit down and read the newspaper. As I bent down and picked up the newspaper, the big flashing headline caught my eye; Famous Journalist, Jo Hawkins And Rita Updegrave, Still Mourning The Absence Of Mr. Teters, Now Co-Editors of the Moscow Gazette. I also noticed that Malenkov has finally come around to our way of thinking It seems since Jeanne Scales was appointed foreign ambassador to Russia, Malenkov didn't have a chance. Then after reading several other headline articles I turned to the advertisement page. To my astonishment this is what I found: Learn to dance the Anderson way. Instructors: Jack Anderson, Walter Von Bergon, Pat Carlson, and Lotus Darnell. Honest Jim Limbaugh's Used Car Lot. Cars Guaranteed for two Days. Mechanics: Gary Seibert and Jim Bennet. Car Washers: VaLoy Deck, Beverly Johnson, and Gladys Updegrave. Sally Stroup'8 Reducing Solon. Guaranteed reducing diet for anyone under 97 pounds. Visit the wild and wooly Kangaroo Ranch for a three month vacation. You will be entertained by the famous Western Riders , Roger Shmaltz and Barbara Clark. Ranch owned by the Cowgirl of the West , Kay McLaughlin. Why take a chance in pulling your hair out with rusty bobby pins. Use the new Non-Rust Swirl Bobby Pins manufactured by Wally Telford. These bobby pins are highly recommended by the Glympic skiing star, Marilyn Markham, and by Barbara Gannon the worlds well-known woman wrestler. When I had finished reading the advertisement page, I sat back and started thinking once more about the happenings at the airport. While wondering what it was all about I leisurely glanced down at a book lying on the floor at the foot of my chair. Picking it up, I looked at the title, The Solution To The Perfect Crime. The author of the book was the notorious crime writer, Maureen O'Brien, the first person to obtain a real solution. After looking through the book I started reading the first chapter. The mystery was getting interesting and I was just about on the edge of my chair when I heard a terrifying scream and the sound of crunching bones. That sent my heart down to my toes! Gathering my courage, I ran up the stairs to where the scream had come from. Opening the door I found to my relief Anne Hudelson. She couldn't understand what all the fuss was about, because she was only practicing her vocal pitch for a speech contest. Now I knew what the scream was for, but that still didn't explain the sound of crunching bones. I asked Anne what had caused that sound and she explained that it was only Ralph Stiles and Ace Clingenpeel across the hall. They were trying to prove to their wrestling manager, Leonard Waugh just which one was the best. Even though there was nothing more to worry about, my heart was still acting funny. I decided to go down to the neighborhood doctor and get an aspirin. On the way, 1 passed a little shop on the corner of Main St. and I noticed a sign on the door that read: Paris Lingerie Shop , Styles Directly from Paris, Manager, Gene Cyphers, assistant manager, Andrew Jackson. At last reaching the doctors office, I found that the nurse was Wanda Lee. After talking about some of the things we did while in high school, the doctor came out to give me a prescription for a bottle of aspirin. I didn't recognize the doctor right away, but as I looked more closely I found him to be none other than Earl Dibble. I still couldn't believe my eyes when I left, so I decided to go back to the hotel and get some rest. Next morning I woke up to the voice of the Sandy Tribune newspaper boy, George Leachman, shouting: Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Mystery solved. Mr. Croston finds misplaced senior diplomas at last minute. 5ENI0R PLAY Standings Seated: Miss J. Clapper, S. Stroup, J. Bartley, J. O'Brien, E. Mount, A. Hudelson, T. Carlson Nilsen, K. Hartman. J. Limbaugh, «J. Scales, I. Stromberg. 9 Anderson, S. Hoar, M. G. “ SPOOKS Jim Limbaugh.....Douglas Blackwell Jeanne Scales ....Laurette Payne Anne Hudelson....Marian Blackwell Jack Anderson....Elliot T. Butterfield Skip Hoar........San Tony Carlson.....Silas Willoby Maureen O'Brien..Miss Brown Gordon Nilsen......Inspector Ryan Barbara Mount......Judy Karl Hartmann......Police Officer ngemar Stromberg..Messenger Boy ally Stroup.......Student Director John Bartley.......Student Director Joan Clapper.......Director SENIOR WILL Hereby revoking all other wills and testaments made during the past four years, we the class of 1953, do make, publish, and declare this will and testament to be our last. Juniors: To the juniors, we leave that long awaited glory of being excused first after an assembly. Sophomores: To the sophomores, we will that wonderful change from Just being a plain upper-lower classman to what is known as a lower-upper classman. Freshmen: To the freshmen, we will the courage to face that shocking, unbelievable fact when they become seniors: No initiation for Freshmen. Mr. Croston: To Mr. Croston, we leave the feeling that all those headaches we caused will soon prove worthwhile. Faculty Members: To all faculty members, we leave the one word that expresses our gratitude: THANKS I, I. I, I. I. I. If If I. If I� If If If If I. I. If If I. If If I� If If I. If I. We each self-consciously submit the following: to Jim Limbaugh, will my eyebrows to Mr. Pete. Barbara Banks, will my curly hair to Darlene Stratton. Vaughn McManus, will my athletic stride to Jerry Young. Cleo Olson, will my freckles to Beverly Pointer, as she could use a few. Skip Hoar, would will my way with girls, but what would I do without it. Sally Stroup, will my calm attitude to Jimmy Griffin. Jack Anderson, will my basketball playing ability to Floyd Rohde. Jo Hawkins, will my ability to be on time for the bus and classes, any other slowpoke left in Sandy High. John Malone, will my modest manner to Douglas Ramlow. Barbara Gannon, will every muscle in my body to Sharon McCormick. Karl Hartman, will my cute little moustache to Denny Gray. Oh, it tickles i Lotus Darnell, will my soft singing voice to Wilma Jean Williams. Roger Schmaltz, will my school attendance record to Bob Sause. Take heed and use it. Margie Suckow, will have to stop dreaming of him now. Willa Waugh, will my ability to get along with all the seniors to Nola Davis. Andrew Jackson,leave already hooked I Pat Carlson, will my summer sun tan to June Reed. Warning--be carefull Barbara Clark, leave to find ray will, when he comes back. Jim Bennett, will my good luck to next year's wrestling team. Violet McCormick, leave my sophisticated actions to Marylse Stroup. Robert Evans, will my possibilities to Dean Haslewander. Margi Cooper, will my truthful sayings to Pearl Aschoff. Ace Clingenpeel, will my left bicep to David Nass. Shirley Meyer, will my heart to the freshman boy3. Leonard Wau«hf will my long windedness to next year's Pep Club, who needs something. Harvey Wright, will my hairy chest to Dennis Snethen. Gladys Updegrave, will my quiet, undemanding ways to LuRee Landis. Wally Maxwell, will my hair style to Duane Searls, to keep his ears warm. Beverly Linton, leave, dreaming over the little diamond on the third finger of my left hand. I, Wanda Lee, will ray talking ability to Caroline M°Heffey, who isn't doing too badly with it now. I, Gordon Nilsen, leave my favorite food, Lutefisk, to Sandy High School. I, Maureen O'Brien, will my good grades to anyone who is willing to work for them. I, Dale Ten Eyck leave! Not surprised, just slightly bewildered. I, Beverly Johnson, will my brown hair to Beverly Cox. I, Ralph Stiles, will mv manly build to Doyle Deck. I, Melva Hill, will my hook shot , to any other star who can accomplish it! I, Tom Weisen, leave English IV behind—thanks to the generosity of Miss Clapper. I, Jeanne Scales, will my way with the teachers to Mickey Lawson. Other- wise he won't graduate. I, Monte Schnepp, Leave, surprised? Ho, just plain exhausted. I, Maridine Crone, will my opportunity to go to Texas, during my senior year, to anyone who feels they need a change. I, Wallie Telford, leave, still single I I, Anne Hudelson, will my toe dancing ballet style to Linda Shockey. I, Don Koch, will my possibilities to get along with Potter to Bill Rich- ardson. I, Shirley Winbinger, will my hand flip , and surprised look to Clifford Sander. I, David Myers, will my ability to get out of class to my brother, Darrell. I, Joyce Bartlemay, will my blushing ability to Donna Lenz. I, Rita Updegrave, leave my bobby socks to anyone who wears nylons to school. I, Ed Hopp, will my agile and cat-like actions to Burton Blake. I, Marilyn Markham, will the DEPENDABLE old sewing machines in the home economics room to the repair man. I, Va Loy Deck, will the dimple in my chin (gladly) to Dorothy Horstman, who wants one badly. I, Kay McLaughlin, leave my glasses to Mr. Befus's frogs. I, Gary Sibert, will my used mechanical ability to Victor Stockman. I, Lois Sherman, will my one and only dimple to anyone who has the mate to it. I, Gene Cyphers, will my little bottle opener to Steven Forbes. I, Pat Shafer, will my man catching ability to Dixie Hunt. I, Tony Carlson, will my ability to chisel on over due book fines to Claire Ugelstad. I, Sherry Hale, will my athletic outlook on life to Betty Gannon. I, Tom Gregson, will my talent to develop car trouhle at the most opportune times to Edwin Woody. I, Joanne Chilton, will my ability to make chlorine in chemistry to anyone who wants to end life quick . I, Lloyd Bridgraon, leave my beautiful voice to Gary Gadwood. I� Barbara King, will my slim waist line to Nora Chilton. Whoops J I George Leachman, will my talkativeness to Benny, who seems to have al- ready been born with the ability. I� Sheila Jones, leave, having found all I ever wanted. (Gilbert) I� Ingemar Stromberg, will the school to BUCK. (Mr. Woodward) I� Bobby Mount, leave my swing and sway to Janet Parsons. I� Walter Von Bergen, will my short crew cut to Pete Skipper, who might 3© able to use one. I� Earl Dibble, will my ability to get along with the faculty to Ernest iehrts. [� Betty Hurst, will my nick name Acres O'Riley to Mona Creekmur. I John Bartley, leave to the next J.C.C. president, the job of keeping Mrs. Capell in line. 1- M. Markham 2- A. Clingenpeel 3- S. WInbinger 4- M. O'Brien 5- K. McLaughlin 6- L. Sherman 7- B. 8- J. Clark Martin 14- D. Myers 9- B. Mount 15- J. Hawkins 1C- A. Hudelson 16- J. Bartlemay 11- M. Suckow 17- J. Limbaugh 12- C. Olson 18- G. Evans 13- S. Hale 19- L. and W. Waugh PIC O THE I. L. G. Nilsen, 2. M. Hill J. Hawkins, 3. B. Jones, 4. D. Jenks . D. Wion, 5. J. Scales G. Cyphers 6. F. Hanson, 7. B. Gannon, 8. M. Crone, 9. L. Clingenpeel 10. C. Olson, II. D. Schneewind, 12. S. Dove, 13. S. Hale, 14. J. Reed 15. D. King, 16. G. Wallis, 17. D. Hunt, 18. S. McCormick, 19. J. Hawkins, J. Bartlemay, R. Updegrave, W. Waugh, W. Lee 20. D. Naas. CROP V- r St o m JUNIORS How Is s. stiller, B. Dietz, M. Andresen, 3. Dove, P. Aschoff, B- Haven, H. Baxter, N. Bean, F. Dibble, P. Bramble. Row 2: D. Hornback, E. Gehrts, R. Fitzgerald, E. Cox, R. Davis, R. Carey, A. Caudell, B. Colt, R. Englebrecht. Row 3: G. Gifford, P. Hall, H. Freshour, R. Dyer, B. Edmonds, R. Flanagan,D. Horttor, H. Fox. Row 1: M. Lambert, J. Reed, M. Motejl, B. Leach, J. Munden, T. Innls, J. Richardson. Row 2: D. Reynolds, B. Roberts, A. Riggs, C. Lindsey, J. Knox, D. Meyers, Row 3: J. 0'dea, R. Meyers, P. Montgomery, S. Logan, M. Kautz. Row 4: E. Mitchell, D. King, S. Koppenhafer, J. Llndland, L. Landis, E • May. Row 5s B. Kerstlng, D. Ramlow, D. Peterson, K. Jackson, D. Meyers, B. MaAtox. K. Mvers. S' St,lnk8’ J- T'“ EECk- E- � hlfora, M. S: • wtlll “' � • � . schuitz, 0. ?°WSch.J;.3t?0kS??t «essellnk, D Wamboldt, D. Thornton, U. Urban, E. Schwartz, L. Wlttnebel, T. Valarlda, B. Seal. S TunS w 7 A de sen� ° Cox, P. Cox, F. Hanson, W. Houghtallng, S. Lund, B. Neely, D. Paschali, M. Sliver, D. Wlon. 8 g' JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Row 1 J. Reed, M. Slaughter, B. Roberts, D. Reynolds, S. Fuller, Row 2 J. Munden, M. Motejl, M. Stroup, L. Landis, C. Shultz, D. King, Row 3 Mr. R. Taylor, C. Sander , H. Fox, B. Edmonds, B. Neely, D. Ramlow THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED Marlene Motejl. Bob Neely....... Doug Ramlow.... Jim 0’Dea....... Byron Edmonds.. Marylee Stroup. Doris Reynolds. LuRee Landis... Sherry Fuller.. Harold Fox...... Betty Roberts.. Darlene King... June Reed....... Myrna Slaughter Cherie Shultz.. Jean Mur.den.... Clifford Sander Robert Taylor.. •Laurie Huntington •Wally •Mark Bradford •Sid Huntington Ted Deadwood Wood Walola Brechenridge Martha Huntington Joan Wood Miss Gus Gustavesky Horatio P. Honeywell Lillian Wood Caroline Blakesly Grace Schoenbeck Amelia Dennis Therese Brown Student Director Student Director Director ' 1 i • .V if See. S. MeVey Advisor Raymond Befus Treas. G. Skala RGamhl ?OWni:L' n uystedt, J • Brooks, P. Espersen, D. Bigelow K. Gamble, S. Day, D. Eaton, ChTltnn SA CJ?ri3te 3e � Evens, C. Bishop, M. Dyal, B. Cox, N. bnilton, D. Dove, D. Barker. S°Wcfin Em 3h r' Lc A“3 fn� L Flugstad, C. Comer, S. Forbes, b. Cain, M. Creekmur. S. Colt, K. Bennett. Row 1: J. McCormick, B. Gannon, M. Innis, L. Clingenpeel, J. Lambert, S. Lane, S. Lundrigan, D. Johnson. Row 2: S. McVey, J. Keller, S. McCormick, J. Major, J. Jackson, F. Krebs, D. Naas, J. Griffin. Row 3: K. Hovda, E. McLain, D. Meinig, N. Davis, D. Lundsford, G. Buswell, D. Jarvis, D. Jones, D. Dubarko. Row 4: B. King, J. Goff, G. Gaulke, V. Gillham, D. Howatt, B. Brauer, T. Hornback. Row 5: C. McCormick, D. Klein, E. Mitchell, J. Bennett, G. Bennett, G. Gadwood, G. Bartley, C. Uglestad. Row Is A. Schmitz, M. Richter, D. Stratton, R. Sidebottom, J. Wohlford, V. Sherman, D. Obermaier, G-. Roberts. Row 2: D. Scott, G. Skala, G. North, S. Surber, B. Pointer, L. Skipper, D. Tupper, S. Ritter, J. Tate. Row 3: T. Ferris, D. Lunsford, L. Kesler, T. Henselman, J. Young, L. Shockey, E. Woody, F. Rhode. Not Pictured: J. Fabri, A. Benson, M. Berry, D. Chase, D. Duncan, J. Finnell, J. Frande, R. Leachman, K. Meyer, D. Predmore, J. Reick, C. Russell, J. Stone, J. Unger, J. Sweeten. raw 4 ■ Row 1: B. Caudell, L. Brown, P. Ferris, G. Cooper, C. Alt, L. Dietz, J. Dove, G. Bennett, I. Englebrecht, J. Chapman, D. Deck Row 2: C. Duncan, K. Closner, D. Dahlberg, C. Bergevin, D. Barker, C. Caba, P. Espersen, D. Gray Row 3: L. Flynn, B. Blake, J. Anderson, D. Barstad, J. Baylink, J. Benson, T. Gamble, M. Farmer, L. Buswell Row 1: R. Ziemer, D. Jones, G. Hovda, D. Hunt, M. Holloway, V. Jackson, J. Parsons, S. Lane, L. Hill Row 2: D. Johnson, J. Miller, D. Hortsman, q. Polivka, D. Predmore, J. Sheerman, A. Moore, J. Spaller, N. Mattox, L. Loundree Row 3: D. Jenks, M. Kersting, A. Koppenhafer, D. Lenz, HI Henley, J. McLean, M. Marsh, J. Mills, D. Hoar Row 4: C. Murphy, V. Morris, S. Gray, R. Meyer, L. Nilsen, G. Layng, G. Stapleton , G. McQuaw, K. Kubitz, E. Loveland, B. King Row 5: L. Lambert, A. Hollenbeck, L. Moore, D. Haselwander, M. Lawson, D. Nicholson, D. Dowell, C. McLaughlin, B. Purcell now 1: R, Stiles, J. Wallis, G. Snider, S. Slefert, B. Winfrey, J. Wilkins, D. Snethen, W. Weidman, D. Williams. Row 2: B. Redfern, B. Sause, B. Schwab, Y. Weisen, S. Suckow, A. Scales, D. Schneewind, D. Winchester, G. Ugelstad, R. Williams. Row 3: G. Scott, W. Skipper, I. Winter, B. Richardson, D. Gannon, D. Riggs, G. Winfrey, J. Wohlford, J. Wright, J. Yoerger. ODDS N ENDS Valedictorians-M. O'Brien S. Winbinger Salutatorian- M. Markham (Center) Maintenance Staff Mechanic-D. Schneider Custodians-H. Slaughter E. Gesch Winners at Sadie Hawkins Dance: C. Thompson, F. Dibble, B. Roberts, I. Stromberg J.C.C. Coke Girls B. Gannon, M. Hill, S. Meyers Members of Junior Assembly Pie Social Contest Mrs. R. Befus, Miss V. Walker, a. Hartmann, A. Hudelson Pres. J. Bartley J. C. C. ACTIVITIES Sold Cokes Co-sponsored Dance Winter Time Bought record player Sponsored March of Dimes Movie Sec. S. Winbinger Row 1: P. Dibble, S. Dove, M. Slaughter, A. Hudelson, J. Bartley, C. Sander, S. Winbinger, B. Clark, D. King, Row 2: B. Gannon, J. TenEyke, J. Reed, B. Roberts, D. Reynolds, B. Mount, M. Stroup, L. Landis, J. Bartlemay, Row 3: Mrs. S. Capell, C. Weidman, C. Schultz, M. Motejl, R. Meyer, E. Mitchell, M. Hill, R. Carey, V. McManus, Row 4: S. Stroup, S. Jones, S. Meyer, L. Sherman, D. Horttor, W. Telford, K. Meyer, E. Hopp, J. O'Dea, Not pictured, V. McCormick, Pres. B. Clerk Print and Cord Week, Milk Sales, Pie Social, Home-made Candy Sales for March of Dimes, Made School Mascot, Cleaned Trophies, Summer retreat to the Beach, Valentine Party, State Convention, Not Pictured: sec. E. Mitchell Vice. M. Markham Row 1: J. Major, J. TenEyck, M. Markham, E. Mitchell, B. Clark, R. Updegrave, W. Waugh, M. Slaughter, J. Bartlemay, Row 2: M. Richter, n. Dowell, J. Chapman, A. Moore, B. Roberts, F. Dibble, S. Dove, A. Rudelson, M. Snethen, Row 3: S. Meyer, M. Cooper, G. Bennett, J. Dove, M. Marsh, J. Mills, S. mcVey, Miss V. Walker, L. Shockey, Row 4: S. Kappenhafer, L. Brown, C. Weidman, A. Kappenhafer, G. North, D. King, D. Reynolds, Pres• B Edmonds F.F.A. ACTIVITIES FFA-FHA Hay Ride, Parliamentary Contest, Public Speaking Contest, State Convention, Summer Trip, Parent and Son Banquet, Pie Social, Installation, Picnic, Sec. C. Lund Treas. E. Schwartz Row 1; Row 2: Row 3: Row 4 s D. B. D. Mr B. G • R. D. Barker, D. Horttor, E. Schwartz, Edmonds, K. Wilkins, W. Weldman. Eaton, E. Freshour, L. Buswell, D . H. Babcock. Schwab, V. Gillham, B. Brauer, D. Layng, J. Goff. Williams, C. McCormick, M. Farmer Esperson, D. Williams, G. McQuaw. K. Hartmann, J. Knox, . Warner, K. Meyer, K. Jarvis, D. Barker, S. , D. Gannon, D. Howatt C. Lund, Kubitz, Day, , D. Dowell 9 Sec. S. Cain G.A.A. ACTIVITIES Swimming Party Selling Candy Initiation Volley Ball Game Skating Party Advisor B. Bayley Treas. R. Meyer Row 1: J. Wohlford, J. Bartlemay, R. Meyer, W. S. Cain, A. Hudelson, S. Winbinger. Row 2: T. Innis, S. Christensen, R. Bidebottom, M. Stroup, L. Sherman, M. O’Frien, Mrs. Row 3: E. Wohlford, C. Weidman, J. TenEyck, S. M. Motejl, N. Chilton, S. McCormick, P. Lee, C. Olson, B. Gannon, S. Meyer B. Bayley. Stroup, M. Hill, Carlson. � Pres. E. Hopp Advisor Bob Woodward CRIMSON S activities faculty vs C. S. Basketball All Sports Banquet Sponsored show for March of Dimes Golf party Bowling party with Pep Club V. Pres. I. Stromberg Sec. D. Ramlow Advisor Pop Rannow Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Hi Ander3° E- H°PP. Griffin, =: isii:TT.BH.s:ijt,y,j!fosss:D-Dubark°’ e- ° tz- d- pet -3° . “• ,rban’ K' “,ysr- L- Ke3ler. L- � ««sh. Y.F.C. ACTIVITIES Get-to-gether of all Y. F. C. Clubs Bible Quizzes Annual Banquet S. Dove, U. Wallis, B. Mattox, M. Hill, S. Logan, S. Hale, N. Mattox. te, , V. Morris, S. Koppenhafer, H. Baxter, M. Slaughter, J. Hawkins, E. Clark. J. Miller, S. Forbes, C. Lindsey, G. Bennett. Pres. J. Scales Trees. C. Olson PEP CLUB ACTIVITIES Publicity for games Sold programs Football Dance Sponsored collection for March of Dimes, Basket Ball Queen and March of Dimes Dance $99.00 for March of Dimes Bowling party with Crimson S V. Pres. J. Reed Advisor Miss J. Clapper Row 1: L. Landis, S. Yv'inbinger, J. Hawkins, M. Motejl, Little Buck, C. Schultz J. Reed, M. Stroup, Row 2: M. Suckow, S. Meyer, S. Suckow, C. Olson, S. D0ve, J. Munden, S. Lane, Miss J. Clapper, Row 3: J. Parson, L. Sherman, M. O'Brien, R. Meyer, B. Colt, E. ‘.Velsen, F. Krebs, 3. Mount, Pres. R. Meyer Sec. K. Me Laughlin Skating Party Student Administration Day Scholarship Bulletin Board Advisor R. Taylor V. Pres. M. Markham Treas. L. Buswell How Is R. Meyer, M. Markham, K. McLaughlin, L. Buswell, A. Hudelson, S. Wln- binger. Row 2: M, O'Brien, W. Williams, M. Cooper, B. Gannon, L. Sherman, J. Munden, C. Olsen, J. Bartlemay, Row 3: Mr. R. Taylor, B. Edmonds, D. Horttor, U. Urban, C. Sander, C. Schultz, S. Stroup, S. Meyer, OFFICE STAFF 3. Clark, K. McLaughlin, M. Hill, S. Hale, J. Bartlemay, J. TenEyck, G. Richardson, Not pictured, P. Downey LIBRARY STAFF Seated: S.Stroup, L. Sherman, P. Montgomery, M. Cooper, S. 'eyer, M. Andersen, B. Wynne, P. Pointer, D. Hornback Standing: Miss K. Fortner, E. Dibble, L. Bridgeman, 3. Leach, H. Baxter, G. Wallis YELL LEADERS J. Reed, C. Schultz, M. Motejl, S. Winbinger, J. Hawkins. SONG QUEENS night footers t 6:00 -4 r-4 5=WO ft HR Christir To Bel Choir J SANDY UNION HIGH SCHOOL. SANDY, OREGON FRIDAY, DE L es J lift em iriety I 10, ar est hone ddidonal class. ie attend a percei committ from ea sist Mr. organizii w comm ie begini tal n ;andy I esday Sandy lien the va d as •iety of n by r Millie eila k Fay i__________________ � tar« idyi tram at a the onday. annu wn .in D« nev bo sung ie tradi Ree La No Can nre, � y feat imblers Some o ?rial and hn Ba role iiStanding: help ii SeGuy Seated: iiunteers to y by stand- )line to keep oys on the ontest liors in the class r inter class the juniors, ihion parade November 14. •lace was the vho had in member 20, her version obatic dance, i, Claire Ug- idwood play- ting. Out, a pan- lighted the embly. Nov- placed third •R on televi- ure of the ig senior as- 6. Mr. R. Taylor, J. Limbaugh, J. Hawkins, S. Jones, A. Hudelson, S. Hoar, B. Edmonds. E. Wohlford, B. King, R. Updegrave, R. Meyer, M. Snethen SiC. Cary Gad rna Slauj laire Ug “O Hoi ir joins aneous anu The phonograph is kept in the ter. Gladys entered the ora- Kay Fortner. librarian. High Thursday. Nov. 4 to eieci a parliamentarian. The new parliamentarian, Jo Ann Ten Eyck was elected in the absence of meiytartan Mpgidltt _ didates for parliad itor-In-Chief........... Jo Hawkins senior. Anne HuM News Editor..........................Rita Updegrave Feature Editor............. Barbara King and Freshman, JOB . _ ,, . „ .. __ ciarene Weidmal Sports Editor...........Rose Meyers noids and DarfiSj Business Vgr........ Betty Hurst also selected to .........Sheila Chase Jones Anne Hudelson Reporters............Elgina Wohlford District Co Margie Snethen Oregon atypiac Harold Rrtshour Columbia River V Skip Hoar Parliamentary con Jim Limbaugh tanner Exchanges..............Margie Snethen the ffa colors of j Photographers.........Byron Ldnonds Second place w David Duncan rtandMwhite tan Advisor............Mr. Robert Taylor Mrs. Sylvia Capell selected the p. Attends m Show Future Farmers com judging team or first place with e county com show, place in the state eld at Albany, Fri- 5. participa ling on the were Ed Schwartz, :on and Lyle Bus- tes were Karl Hart- Goff, Doug Barker, and Bill Obermain. ell won the corn test, FFA division. Sapdy took third place and received a black and white ban- ner. The eight schools participating were Sandy, North Marion, tropny case as a service project, by husking 53 ears of com in When the cleaning was fin- 5 minutes. For a prize he receiv ished, a pot-luck supper was ed a sack of call meal eaten. “Nazareth.” A sextet, Dyal, El vim jorie Suckot Barbara Bs Krebs will Star of the A select sing Gesu ! ist Lotus D admission c gram an e Sandy 1 JoAnn 1 In Spee By enterin ty speech a Democracy. recently woi ing of her cast on sta Dec. 5. Each high county was one student [test, and a radios. Eac! addition to BAND H. Wright Pres. Row Is B. Haven, B. Colt, T. Innis, B. Caudell, L. Skipper, V. Morris, G. Leaohman, M. Holloway, J. Mills, M. Andresen, D. Duncan. Row 2: H. Wright, J. Miller, G. Gadwood, S. Stienke, D. Predmore, D. Jarvis, C. McLaughlin, C. Davis, A. Converse, M. Cooper, J. Young, B. Mattox. Row 3: Mr. E. Burns, A. Benson, J. Wright, J. Yoerger, D. Barstad, D. Esperson, K. Hovda, G. Roberts, D. Deck. Row 4s S. Colt, C. Sander, A. Riggs, B. Pointer, R. Carey, J. Tate, L. Shockey THIRD PERIOD CHOIR 5. Banks Pres. M. Slaughter Vice-Pres. jT Esperson Sec. J. Major Treas. Row 1: F. Dibble, S. Dove, J. Buystedt, P. Esperson, B. Banks, M. Slaughter, J. Maior, N. Bean, D. Stratton, V. Jackson, J. Brooks. Row 2: G. Cooper, G. Snider, J. Sheerman, B. Dietz, B. Roberts, D. Hornback, K, Stroup, B. Mount, M. Suckow, b. Linton, P. Aschoff. Row 3: D. Johnson, M. Kersting, D. Jenks, I. Englebrecht, L. Brown, D. Lunsford, J. LIndiand, G. North, M. Dyal, D. Tupper, M. Cooper, F. Krebs. Row 4: L. Lambert, R. Zelmer, D. Gannon, M. Schwab, D. Barker, L. Whlttenbel, B. Mattox, 'N. Bunch, L. Waugh, E. Cox, D. Dubarko, B. Sause, Mr. E. Burns. OPERETTA THE PIRATE'S DAUGHTER Row 1: Mr. E. Burns, F. Dibble, S. Dove, M. Slaughter, P. Aschoff. Row 2: J. Sheerman, N. Bean, B. Roberts, M. Stroup, M. Suckow, F. Krebs. Row 3: R. Zeimer, L. U'hittenbel, B. Mattox, E. Cox, D. Dubarko, W. Bunch. Row 1: D. Hunt, G. Hovda, D. Meyer, S. McVey, C. Olson, G. Gadwood, V. Deck, C. Bishop, M. Lambert- Row 2: D. Horstman, G. Polivka, W. Lee, L. Sherman, M. Richter, R. Gamble, B. Winfrey, K. Closner, A. Moore. Row 3: R. Meyer, C. Weidman, S. Jones, M. Creekmur, B. Cox, L. Landis, G. Uglestead, D. Schneewind, Mr. E. Burns. Row 4: K. Hovda, S. Meyer, S. Suckow, U. Urban, A. Caudell, C. Uglestead. G. Winfrey. ’ Row 5: B. Blake, S. Hoar, G. Leachman, R. Dyer, V. Stockman, L. Bridgmon, E. May, G. Gifford, E. Dibble. OPERETTA MEET ARIZONA' Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: W. s. K. Lee, G. Meyer, Hovda, Hovda, L. btterman, C. Olson. Winfrey, K. Closner, S. McVey, J. C. Uglestead, G. Gadwood, G. Winfrey, Shurtz. U. Urban. Seated: M. Hill, B. Clark, J. Bartlemay, G. Richardson, R. Updegrave, W. Waugh, A. Hudelson, M. O'Brien, K. McLaughlin, C. Olson, S. Wir.binger, Standing: J. Hawkins, V. Deck, S. Hale, G. Wallis, S. Stroup, P. Carlson, J. Anderson, W. Telford, G. Nilsen, D. Thornton, C. Sanders, E. Hopp, ANNUAL STAFF Editor.............. Jo Hawkins Business Manager.... Barbara Clark Advertising......... Anne Hudelson, Joyce Martin, Wally Telford, Gordon Nilsen, Classes............. Rita Updegrave, Jeri Richardson, Wanda T,p p Activities.......... Willa Waugh, Sally Stroup Art................... Kay McLaughlin, Maureen O'Brien, Vaughn McManus Typists..,.......... Melva Hill, Joyce Bartlemay, Shirley Koppenhafer Sports.............. Gladys Wallis History............. Pat Carlson Will and Prophecy... Shirley Winbinger Music............... Sherry Hale, Clifford Sander, Cleo Olson Administration...... VaLoy Deck Mrs. Melvin Wetzel Advisor SANDY HI LEFT-OVERS 1. B. Clark, 2. S. Hoar, 3. V. Deck S. Jones, 4. R. Updegrave, 5. J. McCormick, 6. E. Wohlford R. Sidebottom, 7. J. Buysted, 8. S. Cain, 9. L. Buswell, 10. C. Ugelsted, 11. R. Davis, 12. P. Carlson it L. Darnell, 13. D. Thornton, C. Sanders, F. Hanson, N. Bean, 14. V. Sherman, 15. J. Bartlemay W. Waugh, 16. S. Win- binger k M. Crone, 17. J. Major.it M. Markham, 18. E. Mitchell v COACHES BOB WOODWARD Football J.V. Basketball Track GEORGE POTTER J.V. Football Basketball J.V. Baseball Intercl8ss Competition 1952 BASEBALL SQUAD Sandy High's 1952 baseball team received top honors by tying for first place in the WilLamette Valley League with Mt. Angel, which they also did in 1951. Pitching for that season were Ace Clingenpeel and Dick Thornton, and filling the catcher's position for most of the games was Jerry Young. AH of the players pictured below returned for the 1953 season except the following seniors of '52: J. Meyers, 3. Richardson, B. Frederickson, R. Lekberg, J. Hashagen, D. Lundsford, L. Allen, J. Searls, L. McLaughlin, L. Russell, H. Kishima and G. Coats. Don Gomall, who was not present for the picture, was also a '52 senior. Row 1: J. Young, J. Meyers, B. Richardson, B. Frederickson, R. Lekberg, J. Hashagen, A. Clingenpeel Row 2: Coach, Pop Rannow, D. Thornton, G. Nilsen, J. Bennett, D. Lundsford, G. Cyphers, L. Allen, E. Hopp Row 3:. Manager J. Searls, W. Telford, R. Davis, L. Bridgmon, L. McLaughlin, L. Russell, H. Mishima, K. Meyer, G. Coats Not pictured: Don Gomall 1952 TRACK SQUAD B. Walker D. Peterson rno hf ?andJ HiSh track team of 1952 placed fifth in District and took first place in the Canbv Relays. Bmtv!iHCOM|l3tef 0f Don Mey®rs� R°y Wesselinkf Tohnn Mfer’ 5on„Gomoi;L' udene Urban, Don Dubarko, bSL °ary Bartley� Jerry Lawson, SharoA T Hayni!' Douglas Ramlow, Jimmy Griffin, To Hpn i’ Larr y Frost, Don Scott, Gary Roberts, rom Henselman and manager. Dale -Peterson. VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: left to right, B. Neely, Manager, D. Warner, J. Knox, L. Moore, G. okala, K. Jackson, D. Flanagan, M. Polotnik, I. Stromberg, B. Seal, A. Clingenpeel, L. Loundree, Manager. Row 2: R. Williams, G. Buswell, R. Wesselink, J. Young, L. Kesler, G. Cyphers, J. Bennett, J. Griffin, D. Ramlow, E. Hoop, K. Hartmann, Row 3: K. Meyers, L. Bridgmon, D. Koch, T. Henselman, K. Rehberg , F. Rohde, Schnepp, J. Limbaugh, D. Dubarko, K. Lawson, S. Lund, Not Pictured: Don Meyers , Dick Thornton. Football Schedule - 1952 ;ndi Dick Thornton re- aving a pass for six '°ints against Woodburn. Sept. 12 Parkrose Sept. 16 Jamboree (Dallas) Sept. 19 Canby Sept. 26 Mt. Angel Oct. 3 Estacada Oct. 10 Molalla Oct. 17 Dallas(tie) Oct. 2U Woodburn Oct. 31 Silverton ♦Games Won Coach Bob Woodward giving in- structions to Gene Cyphers. Captain-Ed Row 1: J. Anderson, E. Hopp, G. Nilsen, D. Meyer, J. Young, R. ’.Vesselink. Row 2: D. Peterson, B. Dyer, P. Rohde, E. Cox, J. Griffin, Mr. Potter. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Sandy Pioneers led by Ed Hopp, their captain, went all out this year in an effort to make a good standing in the Willamette Valley League. The Pioneers won 16 out of 28 games and lost both games played to only three schools. Central Catholic who placed 4th in state, Dallas who placed 6th in state and Gresham winner of their Loop Valley League. Ed Hopp, Jack Anderson and Don Meyers were picked for the W.V.L. All-Star team, these three boys also took places in scoring for the league, Don Meyers was first with 200 points, Ed Hopp took fifth with 156 points and Jack Anuerson took sixth with 153 points. Don Meyers had a total of 396 ppints for the sea- son. In ending the season, the Pioneers placed for a tie In third place in the W.V.L. and also placed third in the District 13 Tournament. Inset: Manager Byron Edmonds JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Prom left to right: S. Gray, B. Richardson, J. Tate, B. Young, L. Nllsen, B. Brauer, Coach B. Woodward, L. Flynn, M. Lawson, J. Anderson, R. Leachman, G. Skala, A. Schmitz. Row 1: K. Meyers, K. Jackson, D. Warner, K. Bennett, A. Hollenbeck, E. Woody, K. Rolley, D. Jarvis, L. Loundree, E. Loveland. Row 2: J. Knox, L. Moore, S. Lund, D. Flanigan, D. Nichols, J. Bennett, G. Skala, B. Williams, G. Winfrey, T. Hornbaok, G. Stevenson. Row 3: D. Dubarko, B. Brauer, G. Bartley, J. Griffin, R. Flanagan, T. Henselmen, M. Berry, J. Malone, M. Lawson, J. Yoerger. Row 4: L. Childs, 3. Seal, G. Scott, J. baylink, J. Wallis, R. Meyers, D. Naas, D. Scott, 3. Richardson, C. Bergevln JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL WRESTLING Row 1: H. Wright, D. Snethen, J. Wallis, J. Baylink, T. Hornback, D D. Jones, D. Naas, S. Day, D Eaton, Coach V. Neal. Row 2: C. Bergevin, J. Knox, G. Stapleton, J. Bennett, G. Buswell, L. Waugh, D. Clark, D. Nickols, J. Bennett. Row 3: K. Hovda, M. Berry, T. Henselman, G. Bennett, R. Stiles, A. Clingenpeel, E. Preshour, J. Bartley , R. Stiles. Inset: G. Roberts, Manager The 1952-53 wrestling team had a rather dim outlook at the beginning of the season. There were only a few lettermen back, meaning that most of the team work would have to be done by inexperienced wrestlers. The spirit and determination of the beginners with the strong nuc- leus lettermen was enough to win the first match. The team went on through the season winning 10 out of 12 matches. The crown of glory was achieved when the Sandy wrest- lers earned the championship trophy in the Willamette Valley League. This fine group was led during the season by their captain and high point man Leonard Waugh. Their co-captain was Harvey Wright. Pour wrestlers placed in t.he District 1 Tournament at Oregon City and were then entered in the State Tournament at Corvallis. They Were Asavan Clingenpeel, Larry Childs, Leonard Moore and Clarence Bergevin. INTER CLASS Row 1: A. Hollenbeck, V. Morris, A. Koppenhafer, D. Hunt, V. Jackson, J. Parsons, D. Lenz, J. Spaller, D. Predmore, A. Scales, R. Williams Row 2: D. Riggs, L. Loundree,G. Hovda, C. Duncan, L. Dietz, J. Wilkins, J. Mills, M. Marsh, J. McLean, H. Henley, Y. Wesson, D. Schneewind Row 3: L. Nilsen, G. S'tapleton, D. Winchester, T. Gamble, J. Baylink, D. Clark, D. Barker, D. Haselwander, D. Gannon, D. Nickols freshman— SOPHOMORES- : F. Krebs, M. Creedraur, J. Brooks, L. Skipper, S. Cain, S. Colt, S. Christensen, B. Gannon, D. obermaier R. Sidebottom Row 2: D. Tupper, V. Sherman, M. Dyal, N. Chilton, S. McCormick, R. Gamble, D. Bigelow, D. Esperson, M., Innis, L. Shockey, L. Clingenpeel Row 3: G. Skala, M. Berry, D. Dove, K. Bennett, A. Schmitz, F. Rohdy, D. Naas, D. Barker, N, Davis Row U: S. Lane, S. McVey, C. Ugelsted, G. Bartley, J. Griffin, D. Jones, T. Hornback J• Wohlford COMPETITION Row 1: A. Iludelson, G. Olson, P. Carlson, B. Mount, S. Stroup J. Hawkins, R, Updegrave, W. Waugh, M. Markham Row 2: J. 3ennett, L. Bridgmon, J. Anderson, J. Bartlemay, G. Nilsen, E. Hopp, J, Lirabaugh Row 3: V. McManus, M. Cooper, S. Meyers, M. Hill, V. Deck S. Vi 'inbinger, B. Gannon, T. Gregson JUNIOR S- Row 1: L. Landis: M. Motejl, M. Stroup, J. Williams, N. Bean, F. Dibble, M. Snethen, T. Innis, M. Lambert, K. Munden, B. Colt Row 2: R. Meyers, B. Roberts, D. Reynolds, C, Weidman, E.Wohlford D. King, M. Andreson, B. Haven, S. Koppenhsfer, H, Baxter, P. Montgomery Row 3: D. Thornton, V. Stockman, D. Meyers, R. Wesselink, E. Gehrts, D. Ramlow , B. Seal, U. Urban, C. Sanders, B. Leach Row U: B. Neely, K. Meyers, D. Peterson, J. O'Dea, C. Lund, T. Valarida, H. Fox, B. Mattox see THE SANDY POST ABOUT PRINTING YOUR WEDDING INVITATIONS AND A NNOUNCEMEN TS • • • • • • SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE SANDY POST TO KEEP UP WITH THE NEWS OF YOUR COMMUNITY AND FRIENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 'S3 DR.L. W. 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